Titlebook: Embedded Software; Third International Rajeev Alur,Insup Lee Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Middleware

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Heterogeneous Reactive Systems Modeling and Correct-by-Construction Deploymenth design techniques can be derived. We illustrate this by two cases: the deployment of synchronous designs over GALS architectures, and the deployment of synchronous designs over the so-called Loosely Time-Triggered Architectures.

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A Probabilistic Framework for Schedulability Analysis with one being chosen as a basic framework. Response-time analysis is extended to incorporate a probabilistic characterisation of task arrivals and execution times. Copulas are used to represent dependencies.

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Emerging Trends in Adaptive Middleware and Its Application to Distributed Real-Time Embedded Systemsic. This adds increasing degrees of resource contention, unpredictability, and dynamism to software that has traditionally been designed with resources being provisioned statically and for the worst case. This paper describes the research that we’ve been doing in the development of middleware for Qo

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HOKES/POKES: Light-Weight Resource Sharingfor safe resource sharing. The solution consists of a host part, known as HOKES, and a network processor part, known as POKES. As common operating system concepts are considered to be too heavy-weight for this environment, we developed a system that pushes resource control all the way to the compile

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Rate Monotonic vs. EDF: Judgment Days has been made in the schedulability analysis of periodic task sets. Unfortunaltey, many misconceptions still exist about the properties of these two scheduling methods, which usually tend to favor RM more than EDF. Typical wrong statements often heard in technical conferences and even in research

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Translating Discrete-Time Simulink to Lustrece and hierarchical bottom-up translation. In the process, we formalise typing and timing mechanisms of Simulink. The method has been implemented in a prototype tool called S2L. The tool has been used to translate part of an industrial automotive controller provided by Audi.